As a historian of American religion, I’ve always been fascinated by the ways religion has changed over time–how it’s shaped society and been shaped by
I’m in the stage of life when watching movies is difficult. It’s not just finding a block of uninterrupted time that’s long enough, it’s that
As regular readers of my Twelve contributions know, I read to my daughters every night from the diaries I kept when I was their age.
We are in quite a moment in the United States (though the world is looking on curiously and even anxiously). The launching of an impeachment
After World War II, colleges were full of GIs securing the benefits of the 1944 Servicemen’s Readjustment Act (the “GI Bill”). Benjamin Samuel Bloom, a
Author’s note: this is the last in a series of reflections written as letters to my mom (but you can insert your name here, too),
“It’s disturbing to recognize that in the Noah story, God does the same sort of thing that the Babylonian gods do in their flood story.”
Out in the middle of nowhere, the old white frame building is all that remains of a heart-felt dream that, as an answer to prayer,
My kids caught an obscene number of tadpoles this week. The fattest tadpoles I have ever seen. They look like little green egg yolks —
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